Riddles and More Rhymes Songbook
“All these rhymes are usually performed. The rhymes included here are ones which mostly have no other function than to amuse. The riddles, catches and sayings, as well as many of the rhymes, belong to the countryside rather than the town.
Answers to the riddles are usually things that can be seen on a farm. In ‘Porridge and whey’ hired farm workers say what they think of the breakfasts they get – or used to get – from farmers who hired them.” — Hugh Shields, 1971
, February 1965
In Copyright
, February 1965
In Copyright
, February 1965
In Copyright
, February 1965
In Copyright
, July 1968
In Copyright
, July 1968
In Copyright
, January 1965
In Copyright
, December 1964
In Copyright
, August 1966
In Copyright
, July 1966
In Copyright
, February 1965
In Copyright
, December 1964–January 1965
In Copyright
, 10 September 1968
In Copyright
, 10 September 1968
In Copyright
, July 1968
In Copyright
, July 1968
In Copyright
, July 1968
In Copyright
, July 1968
In Copyright
, July 1968
In Copyright
, 17 July 1969
In Copyright
, February 1965
In Copyright
, November 1964
In Copyright
, November 1964
In Copyright
, 25401
In Copyright
, 1968
In Copyright
, July 1966
In Copyright
, July 1966
In Copyright
, January 1970
In Copyright
, 10 August 1968
In Copyright
, February 1965
In Copyright
, December 1964–January 1965
In Copyright
, November 1964
In Copyright
, 25020
In Copyright
, July 1968
In Copyright
, 25 June 1968
In Copyright